Goofs
As the elevator door closes after Jake and Ebbie step in, Jake put his arms down to his side. In the next shot in the elevator after the door closes, he has them stretched out again.
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Quotes
Ebbie:
[
she's been shown Paul and his wife]
She's lovely, Paul. Oh, such a fool... it could have been me with him.
Rita:
ell, who's to say? Maybe it wouldn't have been the best thing, you know? I got to admit... he's a pretty darn nice guy. Time's up... gotta go.
[
She prepares to take them away]
Ebbie:
[
stops Christmas Present]
Paul... I want to be happy... I just don't know how to be happy.
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Before Ms. Scrooge, there was this film, one of only two that I am aware of with a female Scrooge.
Susan Lucci was just perfect in the role of Elizabeth (Ebbie) Scrooge, but it was the Christmas Ghosts that really stole the show.
George Kaczender (Christmas on Division Street) has another hit with this film that is based on Dickens' novel.
Wendy Crewson (Santa Clause, Santa Clause 2, The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause) plays Roberta 'Robbie' Cratchet, a single mom with two children, including Tiny Tim.
Jennifer Clement and Nicole Parker were fantastically cute as the Ghosts of Christmas Past. They had a "Dreamgirls" look at first, then switched to an "I Dream of Genie" look. It was certainly a different twist.
Lorena Gale (Premonition, Slither) was the Ghost of Christmas present and was so funny in that role.
Molly Parker from "Deadwood" was the sister/niece.
This was an interesting and light version that was really enjoyable.